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Brewhaha Tea Shop (Glasgow)
Newest Review: ... The menu is called 'the teacher' and features Betty the sexy secretary type cartoon (also featured on the back wall and who is the 'face' of Brewhaha) as a teacher who is there to tell you all about the different types of tea available. There are over 40 different types of tea available to try out in the shop for example, Brew's the daddy is a dark and strong black tea, and dong ding ... more  ... oolong is a fabulous fragrant and light tea, favoured in Thailand. There are various takes on the green and rose teas as well as one called 'bright spark' which sounded intriguing, and of course the introductory choice, all day tea which is the only one I...more |
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Brewhaha Tea Shop (Glasgow): 50's style fabulous, everything's better after a good cuppa! ... (1280 words)
by - written on 17/04/09 (Very useful, 306 readings)
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Me and my other half were shopping in Glasgow and were heading to our usual spot in Costa's when I spotted this unusal and new 'tea shop'. We thought we'd give it a go for a change. So where is it? ------------------- It is located inside Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow, a well known shopping centre right in the heart of Glasgow. It is easily accessible by car with the addition of a multi-story car park attached which has 9 stories so plenty of parking, or by train as it is less than 2 minutes walk from Glasgow Queen Street Station (which is the main underground station in Glasgow). If you are there on a shopping trip or as a ... Read the complete review
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